10. Results, behavior, or ideas learned through a preset format
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experientially learned/developed through a specific format resulting in educated responses, ideas, or new information |
[[acquired]] ~APA, VandenBos, G. R. Editor in Chief. (2015).APA Dictionary of Psychology, second edition. adj. denoting a response, behavior, idea, or in-formation that has been learned or developed on the basis of specific forms of experience. pp. 11. |
structured and functional feature of an oranism learned through experience instead of genetic factors |
[[acquired characteristic]](https://dictionary.apa.org/acquired-characteristic) (2020). a structural or functional characteristic or a psychological feature (e.g., a trait or behavior) of an organism that arises from experience or through interactions with the environment rather than resulting primarily from genetic factors. Also called acquired character[.] |